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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
1
The Phillipsburg court foresees indictments as the grand jury declines to discharge. Witnesses from town report fear of ministerial influence and pressure to purify the city. Officials, including Mayor Wirth, vow to maintain order and pursue alleged violations tied to saloons and licensing amid protests and public tension.
Beloolei's Mountain resident Trimmer, aided by counsel former Treacentor Striker, obtained a divorce from Amin J. Thummer amid desertion allegations. Mrs Trimmer filed cross bills seeking relief. judge issued decree dissolving the marriage.
A review of a Richard Arnold String Sextet performance in Washington notes strong singing, fine ensemble balance, and skilled soloists led by director Charlee Bo Riinas. The article praises Miss Miahet Ve and Mr. Sevorn, mentions The Richard Arnold Strings of New York, and describes the program including Weber Lievt pieces and notes on acoustics and venue.
Fragmented OCR text references an execution commission and multiple names, then discusses a white Te Heme nents and Relavant labsiiins tettery, unclear. Mentions Dew seal and company adoption, favorable comment, capacity expansion and unit prices, but details are incoherent and sources and dates are missing.
In a tense contest Washington faced Paterson with early scoring by Washington. Washington's pitching held Paterson’s batters steady as the score moved. late rallies failed. McFetenge and Morrisville connections emerged as key names tied to the Morrisville league. The game paused by rain with the final innings unsettled and preparations for next matches noted.
The Boston press reports rumors of a trolley lines merger linking the Northampton region with Boston and Washington via the Easton system. Proposals sketch a route from Philadelphia to Cleveland via Bethlehem Nazareth and Easton, with possible connections to Bethlehem and the Lehigh valley and new regional termini.
The State New Press declares a major upgrade in its printing capabilities, touting a high quality halftone process and improved production speed. It notes the system will debut under a curtained schedule and invites readers to observe the new operation across forthcoming days.
Local bakery advertises a sale this Saturday with attractive pricing per pound. Customers are invited to visit the shop at the corner to sample daily specials including pound cakes and cream treats.
Washington court heard multiple license petitions as a saloon permit was denied for failure to prove public good. Attorneys for the applicant and opposition argued over hotel and temperance implications while witnesses testified on local business and community impact.
A fragmented OCR text shows officials and residents in a contentious push for policy changes. The piece mentions named locals and institutions amid confusion over intent and process, with references to hearings, testimony, and appeals tied to property and civic governance.
Peter W Thatcher dies after a long illness following a motor accident near Cotten Street. He leaves a second wife Elizabeth and a large family including children Tychy first in Thieme, Mies, and several others. The town lodges of Red Sten note his membership and standing. A formal service was held at his home yesterday afternoon with a bell toll and local officials in attendance.
Fragmented notes describe a Washington incident involving Docker and others with claims of intoxication and questioning. The text references an editor interview, a demand for truth, and a court appearance, but details are garbled and names and times are uncertain.
An exhibition at Gowers Foundry by Be Bowers last Saturday drew a crowd of over thirty farmers. Visitors received coupons for a chance at prizes including a spring-tooth harrow and other farming implements. Several machines were sold and about half a dozen wagons were in use during the event.
A garbled ad notes cheap dress accessories and lawn pieces with prices like $5.98 and $7.50. Mentions materials, quality concerns, and a tag line about durability to lure buyers. Mentions Easton Pennsylvania publisher and subscription price in a fragmented OCR snippet.
Town council laid over its May meeting in hopes of amicable settlement on issues including street work on Youmans Avenue. New engineer Akalo-Alex Anueron was appointed. several reports and bills were reviewed as members discussed grading, lighting, and street improvements. An adjournment was set for May 16 to address pending items and payments to vendors.
Reading from Belvidere, officials discussed tax uniformity across districts under the new tax unit. Assessor Wine and County Collector Win Tuikd attended from Washington. Noted: no real estate exemptions for mortgages, mortgages not taxable unless held on property. Widow and fireproof exemptions capped at five hundred dollars. poll tax only. Miscellaneous ads for jackets and fabrics follow.
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